Polygonatum infundiflorum Lemon Seoul Sarcococca Leave them to ripen their

Leave them to ripen their fruit if you want to raise more from seed

yellow and brown flowers resemble miniature elephant trunks and are produced along the stem all summer

Kevin Vaughn

The clumps are topped with sturdy 30" scapes of lavender flowers in early summer

so it emerges in fall and goes dormant in spring

Polygonatum infundiflorum Lemon Seoul Sarcococca Leave them to ripen theirPolygonatum 'Lemon Seoul' is our amazing 2004 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of the recently named fragrant Solomon's seal, Polygonatum infundiflorum. We ran across this gem in 1997 on the Taean Peninsula of South Korea and knew immediately that it was something unique. The vigorous Polygonatum infundiflorum 'Lemon Seoul' forms a rapidly multiplying clump to 6' wide in 10 years. The 3' tall stalks are clothed with large 6" long x 3" wide, silver